Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have turned down the advances of a number of potential buyers for Liverpool in the recent past -- the latest being a billionaire Chinese art collector -- reiterating their intention to continue their Anfield project.

When the Fenway Sports Group (FSG) took over Liverpool in 2010, they came with a desire to implement the famous 'Moneyball' tactics which had taken the whole of baseball by storm in the previous decade. Six years on and with little discernible positive impact, perhaps it is time for the Reds' owners to rethink their philosophy.

The Liverpool FC owners have shown great character to cancel the plans of hiking ticket prices, in an apology to the angry fans, and now it seems that the supporters are planning to thank the FSG for paying heed to their demands.

Writing in his column for the Daily Mail on Thursday, Liverpool FC legend Jamie Carragher has expressed his pride for the club after owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) apologised for the idea of £77 tickets and froze prices for the next two seasons.

Liverpool FC's prominent supporter's club have called for fans to exit the stadium in the 77th minute against Sunderland at the weekend in a first every walk out protest planned in the history of the club as anger boils over the new ticket prices.